Entertainment: We Agreed to Slack Off—Why Did You Become a Top Star?
[Entertainment industry · Giving up on life · Meme comedy · Plagiarism · Warm everyday life]
Lin Ming transmigrates to a Blue Star world and, by plagiarizing works, becomes a first-rate celebrity in just two and a half years.
But Lin Ming feels no happiness at all during the process.
Because every day he is either on variety shows or participating in programs, with no private space of his own.
Lin Ming grows tired of this life and decides to slack off.
“Lin Ming, I signed you up for Running Brothers.”
“Not interested, not going!”
“Lin Ming, I signed you up for Singer King.”
“Not interested, not going!”
“Then what exactly do you want to do?”
“I just want to slack off!”
From then on, Lin Ming goes further and further down the path of slacking off.
He rejects all assignments and appearances, and just wants to experience life properly.
“Brother Ming, barbecue and beer, coming?”
“Send the location, I’m on my way!”
“Brother Ming, Wanshui Reservoir, the bait just got set, the bite is great.”
“Damn, wait for me, I’m coming with my fishing rod right now!”
“Brother Ming, self-drive trip to Tibet, want to go?”
“Sent you the location, come pick me up fast!”
“Brother Ming, I’m getting married, come feast with us!”
“Hahaha, feasting? I like that. Wait for me, I’ll use my Maybach as the lead car!”
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Lin Ming wanted to slack off, but for some reason, his popularity kept getting bigger and bigger.
His manager and the entertainment company: Damn, wasn’t it supposed to be slacking off? How did you become a top star?
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